Here are 2 different versions of Free Polar Bear How Many Words Printables! Just print and use for your home or classroom.
Have kids put their thinking caps on to make as many words as they can with these Free Polar Bear How Many Words Printables.
How Many Words Printables are a great way for kids to think through how words are formed and different letter combinations.
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What is a How Many Words Puzzle?
If you aren’t familiar with How Many Words puzzles, they are a fun way to get kids to think about making different words from the word or phrase at the top of the page.
Present the page as a puzzle or a game, not as a piece of homework or school work.
Have them look at the word or phrase at the top of the page and then think of other words that they can make from them.
All words must be at least 3 letters long. Unless you are dealing with very young children. Then you could certainly allow 2 letter words. That is totally up to you.
Words in the phrases already on the page aren’t allowed. For example: if the phrase is “Merry Christmas”, Merry wouldn’t be one of the words on the blanks.
Write the words on the blanks on the page.
That’s it!
Tip: Allow your students to complete the How Many Words with markers, colored pencil, gel pens, or any other writing utensil the child enjoys using. That makes it the most fun!
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When is International Polar Bear Day?
International Polar Bear Day is February 27th.
There is also an entire Polar Bear Week during the first full week of November.
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